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Ancient Ceramic Plate Wall Hanging Prometheus Greek Mythology
Ancient Ceramic Plate Wall Hanging Prometheus and Atlas Museum reproduction Greek Mythology
from Gevetery the Arkesilas Painter 560-550 BC
Dimensions
Diameter 22 cm
Prometheus stole fire and gave it to humans. Zeus condemned Prometheus to eternal torment for his transgression.
Prometheus was tied to a rock and a vulture - the emblem of Zeus - ate his liver once a day.
His liver grew back at night and the vulture ate his liver during the day. Prometheus was freed by Hercules.
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Ancient Ceramic Plate Wall Hanging Prometheus and Atlas Museum reproduction Greek Mythology
from Gevetery the Arkesilas Painter 560-550 BC
Dimensions
Diameter 22 cm
Prometheus stole fire and gave it to humans. Zeus condemned Prometheus to eternal torment for his transgression.
Prometheus was tied to a rock and a vulture - the emblem of Zeus - ate his liver once a day.
His liver grew back at night and the vulture ate his liver during the day. Prometheus was freed by Hercules.
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Ancient Ceramic Plate Wall Hanging Prometheus and Atlas Museum reproduction Greek Mythology
from Gevetery the Arkesilas Painter 560-550 BC
Dimensions
Diameter 22 cm
Prometheus stole fire and gave it to humans. Zeus condemned Prometheus to eternal torment for his transgression.
Prometheus was tied to a rock and a vulture - the emblem of Zeus - ate his liver once a day.
His liver grew back at night and the vulture ate his liver during the day. Prometheus was freed by Hercules.
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